Insight

The 3-1 loss at home against Brighton on the weekend in the Premier League means Manchester United have lost 3 of their 5 league fixtures this season.

Once again, the Champions League format is set to be changed for next season.

Just seven years after winning the Premier League, Leicester City found themselves relegated from the top flight of English football.

The Premier League transfer window has shut and there will be no more incomings for clubs in the league until January.

Having made his debut for Spain against Georgia on Friday night in a European Championship qualifier, Lamine Yamal became Spain's youngest ever international.

We’re a few weeks down already in the 2023/24 season and with an array of upsets so far and some top sides like Manchester United and Paris Saint-Germain struggling, we take a look at some teams who could spring an upset this season.

North American football has once again been transformed after another huge signing this summer with the arrival of the seven-time Ballon d’Or winner, Lionel Messi.

There has been much talk over the British record transfer for fee agreed by Chelsea for Moises Caicedo. The Brighton midfielder is expected to complete a move to Stamford Bridge this week having turned down Liverpool.

Erling Haaland broke multiple goalscoring records during his debut Premier League campaign, but can the prolific Norwegian get even better in his second season with Manchester City?

West Ham United may have won the Europa Conference League last term, but there was plenty of discontent within the fanbase due to the team’s Premier League struggles.

Tottenham Hotspur endured a 2022-23 campaign to forget, with Antonio Conte, Cristian Stellini and Ryan Mason all failing to prevent an eighth-place finish.

Having narrowly avoided relegation last term, Nottingham Forest will aim to cement their place in the Premier League in their second successive campaign in the top flight.

The 2023/24 Championship season begins this weekend with the additions of Leicester City, Leeds United and Southampton from the Premier League and Plymouth Argyle, Ipswich Town and Sheffield Wednesday from League One.

Eddie Howe guided Newcastle United to a top-four finish last season, underlining the club’s ambition.

Erik ten Hag enjoyed a promising debut season at Old Trafford, guiding Manchester United to third in the Premier League while winning the EFL Cup.

Having clinched a third successive Premier League crown in 2022-23, Manchester City head into the new campaign as clear title favourites.

Luton Town are back in the top flight of English football for the first time since 1992.

Liverpool have experienced a lot of changes this summer, with club legends departing and new stars arriving.

After flirting with relegation throughout the previous campaign, Everton will be looking to establish a sense of stability under Sean Dyce in 2023-24.

Roy Hodgson is back at Selhurst Park on a permanent basis after saving Crystal Palace from relegation last season. But can the 75-year-old manager achieve anything other than yet another mid-table finish?